The phrase "terminal points" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to refer to the two ends of a line, or to two things or locations that are considered to be the end or the limit of something. For example: "The researchers marked the terminal points of their survey with a series of beacons."
Clearview is a sans-serif face, meaning the terminal points of its letters lack any ornamental lines, wedges and other shapes.
Six thousand miles of cable will run through the machine, delivering electrical power to two hundred and fifty thousand terminal points.
In 1850 he set up a carrier-pigeon service between Aachen and Brussels, the terminal points of the German and the French-Belgian telegraph lines.
Stourport-on-Severn and the old town of Bewdley (also on the Severn) were, during different eras, terminal points of navigation between the Bristol Channel and the Birmingham area.
The company said today that it had already begun initial drilling at the two terminal points and would begin laying the cable, delivered by ship from Sweden, in New Haven Harbor on May 4. The cable, which will disrupt one commercially cultivated shellfish bed and other, uncultivated beds, could begin transferring power between the two states by June 20, a company official said.
Axon tips were defined as terminal points of the primary axon and all of its branches.
This category includes trees with different terminal end points, varying branch thickness, and side branches.
Kisangani (formerly Stanleyville), the terminal point of navigation on the Congo River from Kinshasa, is the capital of Orientale province.
The question now is whether the fighting will prove to be a temporary setback in the drive to make peace or a terminal point in negotiations.
So the landmarks commission's pending attention to this work marks the terminal point of the unique character of West End Avenue.
At the outer border of the first rib, the axillary vein becomes the subclavian vein, the terminal point of the venous system characteristic of the upper extremity.
